Market clearings show improvement but drop vs last year
Weekly clearings in New York rise versus earlier weeks yet remain below the prior year. National figures show gains in many cities over three weeks, with total 26 city clearings at 761,205,576, up 15.4 percent from last year, while outside New York, the period totals reach 213,770,629, up 4.1 percent from last year.
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Iss
New York
Boston
St. Louisa
Baltimore
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Providence
Detroit
Omaha
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Columbus
Hartford
Indianapolis
New Haven
Portland
Worcester
Springfield
Peoria
Lowell
A & Ge
Chicago
East
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Commercial and Financial Chronicle of
Colorado Cogs and Sierra Nevada Listings
Fragmentary OCR reveals a catalog style listing with place names such as Colorado and Sierra Nevada alongside scattered product or brand terms like Chrysolite and Yellow Jacket. Hard to discern coherent events or dates. most entries are partial and unparseable.
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Colorado
Sears
Cal & Va
Wale & Noscross
Easssess Moulton
Ccccsseee
Market Summary from Chicago Wheat and Trade Circles
Chicago markets were featureless with narrow fluctuations as wheat opened steady then fell 4c on long selling, later rising 1 1 4c amid buying against puts. Crop reports favored a record Northwest harvest, with 90,660 bu wheat chartered for Buffalo and elevators showing good quality. Provisions advanced on cattle run rumors. July receipts projected 250 400 to 448 000. Coal operators firmed shipments. Schuylkill collieries to run full time in August. Nail factories to start early. wages unchanged. Suez Canal race underway between Glenavon and Maid of Eliv. tea imports show no American flag steamers. On the floor, trading eased. oats bid and ask prices listed. inspections logged for several grain types.
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Chicago
Messrs
G. C. Eldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
Northwest
Buffalo
Philadelphia and Reading
Schuylkill
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Wheeborg
W. Va
Fail River
Suez Canal
New York
Glenavon
Salye
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Seaboard
St Louis
Milwaukee
City
St. Louis
Detroit
Delaware
Boston
St. Lonie
Illinois
Brokers' Board Sales Highlight July 25 Prices and Rail Stocks
The page lists numerous securities with bid and last prices from Brokers' Board dated July 25 across sectors. It covers mining stocks, railroads, ex-dividends, miscellaneous prices, and specific company quotes such as Rutland, Pacific Mail, and Bell, reflecting varied market activity and notable percentage changes.
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Cru
Lla
Rutland
A.t
Ate Pac
F &C
Calum & Hecla
Bell
Engle
Pacific Mils
Seles
Hicoest
Atch. Top
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
Honadza Dev
Cesenees
Lowman Sivar
Fillod Com
Ccceesensseee
Boylston Street
Csiaipa
N.Y
N.E
Quincy Mining
Wisconsin Centrals
Butter and eggs market summary with weekly receipts
Butter quotes range from 16 to 23 cents per pound with various grades and regional offerings. Receipts for the week total 22 884 packages, up from 13 515 last year, signaling improved export demand noted in New York and Montreal. Cheese prices ease in New York and Europe, with wholesale western and northern grades cited. Egg markets show firm fresh eggs at 15 to 14 cents, with weekly receipts totaling 25 boxes, 4 barrels, 5468 cases, down from last year. Demand strongest for fresh, while held eggs move slowly on merit.
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New York
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Europe
Liverpool
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Cincinnati
City
India
South America
Union
Jersey
Delaware
Savannah
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Rio
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Laguira
Jamaica
Igc
St Domingo
Cuba
Ponce
Porto Rico
St Kitts
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
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Hyson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolong
Japanus
Messina
Palermo
Aspinwall
Baracoa
Carthagenas
I. Pte
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New England
Beliroza
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell Railroad
Peabody, Saiem Ind Oer
Sea
Eve
Foreign Markets and Money Movements Across Europe and America
London reports quiet money markets with activity in the Canadian Pacific loan and anticipated gold demand after the Egyptian loan. American railroad securities show buoyant movement, led by Central Pacific and other lines, while home funds are firm yet inactive. Liverpool and London wheat and breadstuffs prices fluctuate amid sluggish cargoes and steady wheat.
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Ilinois
Afghanistan
Central Pacific Advanced
Denver and
Rio Grande
Lake Shore
Louisville
Nashville
Imports at Boston yield vast cargo list from Scythia voyage
A massive catalog from the Boston import register details cargoes loaded aboard the steamship Scythia during its Liverpool call. Items include steel bars, casks, tiles, earthenware, machinery, books, woollens, hosiery, oil, glassware, haberdashery, and thousands of bales, boxes, and cases, with numerous firms named such as Beach & Co, J L & DS Riker, C Schoenhof, Jordan, Marsh & co, and E W Wheelock & co. The list spans commodities, from textiles and furniture to munitions and perishable goods, reflecting a broad port intake and a sprawling network of merchants.
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Boston
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Jackson
Myrabolam Beach & Co
L & DS Riker
Murdock
Tilden, Thurber & Co
Machinery Smith & Dave Manusco
Thos N Dwyer & Co
Lee
Blackburn & Co
White Bros & Sons
Ginn & Co
Arthur A Brigham
Richard Briggs
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Red Earth
American Optical Co
Cushing & Gliss
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Clement & Soule
Talbot
Wilmarth & Co
Josh Bea
Schoenhof
William Miller
Robinson
Thairwall
Higsins, Lloyd & Co
Jordan
Stedman & Fuller Manus Co
Cupples
Upham & Co
Wheelock & Co
Stanley
Kiias Howe
Brown Bros & Co
Homer & Hughes
Starwood & Beardsley
Eben Sutton
Thonson & Fesenden
Mullen & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Hovey & Co
Bess, Fiegms & Henderop
Cumner, Jones & Co
Miss Condon
Dudley L Pickmen
Doll & Richards
Paris
Louis Wolf & Co
Stoddard & Kendall
Boston Button Co
Rogers
Bradford
Thomas & Co
Marsh & Co
Callendar
McAusland & Troupe
White & Co
Emmerton & Co
Rio Grande
Elizabeth Stevens
Thomson & Co
New York
Cape Island
Lessie Williams
Barclay & Co
Arecibo
Glenorchy
Do Molasses Bay State Sugar Refinery
Waiter S Swan
Barbadoes
Norman
Gossler & Co
Wildes & Bros
Cat Island
F M Noyes
W & C R Noyes
Progreso
Craighill
Thebaud Bros
Arrington
N S
Mimie Davis
Marstop
Maritime cargo list from multiple ships and ports
Reading records show cargo inventories from ships at Halifax Pictou Port Hawksbury Charlottetown Yarmouth London St John Baddeck Palifax and others, detailing goods such as flour beef pork indentured oils hardware vegetables fruit crates instruments and various raw materials. Entries include Steamer Carroll Alpha Boston City Alba Novelty Gladys and other vessels with items like mouldings pine, oils, crockery, nuts, coal, and bread products.
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Pictou
Port Hawksbury
Charloitetown
Pel
Carroll
Yarmouth
London
Eng
Boston City
ST Join
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Baddeck
Palifax
Gladys
Buffalo Bill Wild West to Perform at Beacon Park This Week
The Buffalo Bill Wild West show arrives at Beacon park for performances today with matinee and evening shows. Cody leads a troupe including Sitting Bull White Eagle Pawnee Wichita and skilled cowboys with trained ponies horses and animals. The engagement lasts one week. Bijou Theatre chief Ad Neuendorff secures Bijou from Oct 12 this year to May 2, 1886 with renewal option and aims to make the venue a light opera home in Boston led by Mme Januschowsky and W H Fessenden. first opera Stradella to open after theatre renovations.
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Sitting Bull
White Eagle
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Wichita
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Ad, Neuendorff
Neuenworff
Tyler
Boston
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W.H. Fessenden
Stradella
Boston Museum
Gaiety Opera Company
Billee Taylor
Claude Duval
Mr. Solomon
London
Boston Theatre
Barlow, Wilson & Rankins Minstrel Organization
Murray and Murphy
Ourrish
Annie Pixley
Thatcher, Primrose & West
Minstrels
Ed Marble
Henry E. Dixey
Neuendorff
Genevieve Ward
Australia
Gettysburg
Cyclorama
Court records synopsis of several Boston cases
In Central Court Judge Forsaith cites Thomas Cary and Mary Barry for concealing mortgaged property, each held in 500 for trial August 7. Charles S. Robertson arraigned on two insurance agent charges, held in 500 for trial August 7. Maria Gately and Lizzie McKenna, six months in the house of industry. South Boston court William J. O'Brien, assault on mother, sent to house of correction for six months. second assault on Officer Chase adds three months, appeal and held in 300. Theodore J. Smithhauser six months for carrying a dangerous weapon. Michael J. Prosser arraigned for failing to support wife and child, bonds 600 for examination July 29. Bunker Hill court Frank Burke, Charles Stillman, John Nagle juveniles, for breaking and entering Mrs Mary Roberts dwelling at No 27 Washington street, goods valued at 7, sentenced to house of reformation during minority. West Roxbury court James Leonard gateman at Green Street crossing, alleged neglect in fatal railroad incident, held in 5000 on manslaughter charge.
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Mary Barry
Charles S. Robertson
Maria Gately
Lizzie McKenna
Aeree
House of Industry
Boston
William J. O’brien
House of Correction
Officer Chase
Division 6
Theodore J. Smitthauer
Michael J. Prosser
Bunker Hill
Frank Burke
Charles Stillman
John Nagle
Mary Roberts
Washington Street
West Roxbury
James Leonard
Green Street
Boston and Providence
Jamaica Plain
George A. Phipps
Notable Obituaries in Halifax and New Haven
Capt George T Sinclair once a Confederate agent for Paris and London died in Halifax after twenty years residency. Dr James G Barnett of New Haven died of heart disease on July 25, a noted musician and Yale doctor of music. Asa H Rhoades of S A H Rhoades firm died July 2, born 1808 in Boston, survived by widow, four sons and two daughters, with a life spent in public welfare after retirement.
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Halifax
Paris
London
James G. Barnett
New Haven
New England
Yale College
Asa H. Rhoades
Rhoades
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